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 Artega GT Watch Dogs (2014) | In the Driver: San Francisco trailer, you could see a Papavero lookalike on the Golden Gate bridge while Jericho was smashing into everything. That game was released 4 years before Watch Dogs. | |
 Mazda 2 Watch Dogs (2014) | This is a Volkswagen Polo as this vehicle has a direct match with the front design, taillights and body shape (Except the roof). I don't see anything that screams Mazda about the vehicle. | |
 Mitsubishi Outlander Watch Dogs (2014) | Aside from the taillights, the rest of the vehicle shares a higher resemblance to the second-generation Saturn Vue and not a Mitsubishi as the 2010 Outlander has a more rectangular design with the headlights and front grille, especially since the body is 25% more boxy. The Vue's XR trim is the perfect one for this. | |
 Mazda Roadster Gran Turismo 7 (2022) | This is also known as a Miata. | |
 Italdesign Calà Switchcars (2016) | I think it's more of an Aston Martin One-77. | |
 Subaru BRZ Need for Speed: Heat (2019) | Leandro wrote So, license problems or what? Licensing problems since they signed a deal which doesn't allow their cars in Need For Speed games (Toyota). | |
 Chevrolet Cruze Gangstar: New Orleans (2017) | Leandro wrote Why is his origin South Korea? The Chevrolet Cruze had a production plant in South Korea which went defunct in 2018. | |
 GMC Yukon Denali Need for Speed: Heat (2019) | Antti-san wrote Street racing games used to have a lot of SUVs in them, though? Midnight Club 3 springs to mind, for one. Yes, but the number of SUVs in racing games have partially decreased. Gaming companies usually allow lower class vehicles to adapt more to the racing genre. The Yukon already comes as a traffic vehicle like the Infiniti G35. If you talk about this to EA, it is unlikely they would take it into consideration. | |
 Mercedes-Maybach S 680 Need for Speed: Unbound (2022) | Is it just me, or does anyone else think that some of the updates should have been in the game when it was released? | |
 BMW i3 Gran Turismo 7 (2022) | One of the only PC games that has the i3. Usually, mobile games tend to get the new vehicles that some PC/console games don't feature. | |
 Nissan Leaf Gran Turismo 7 (2022) | The front favors 90% of a Toyota Yaris, but assuming that the rest of the car has the style of the Nissan Leaf, then it's fine as it is. | |
 Chevrolet Cruze Gran Turismo 7 (2022) | It has a closer match to the Chevrolet SS than a Cruze. It has a sharper and sportier style. | |
 Mazda 3 Gran Turismo 7 (2022) | I admire the hatchback more than the sedan. | |
 Mazda Demio Gran Turismo 7 (2022) | Rebadged as a Mazda 2 in the US. | |
GMC Yukon Denali Need for Speed: Heat (2019) | Nick Name wrote Considering we've had Escalades in the past this SHOULD have been a playable vehicle. It wouldn't make sense to them to add vehicles that don't fit the street racing genre in my honest opinion. Majority of the SUVs in Need For Speed are barely played by anyone. They also won't allow it to be playable since it already comes as a traffic vehicle. | |
 Aston Martin DP-100 Vision Gran Turismo Gran Turismo 7 (2022) | No interior view? | |
 Daihatsu Copen RJ Vision Gran Turismo Gran Turismo 7 (2022) | I have never heard of this specific model before, although I have seen the previous generation of it, I didn't know the name. | |
 Ford Taurus Switchcars (2016) | It shows more similarities to a Dodge Charger rather than a Taurus: www.conceptcarz.com/vehicle/z17895/dodge-charger-police-car.aspx | |
 Need for Speed: Unbound (2022) | Leandro wrote Did EA re-use some cars from NFS: Heat? Yes. Even the traffic vehicles since some of them have Palm City license plates. Aside from this, many playable vehicles were reused from Heat, but there is a lower amount of cars available in Unbound. racinggames.gg/need-for-speed/need-for-speed-unbound-vol-2-update-hands-on-too-little-too-late/#:~:text=While%20Unbound%20launched%20with%20the,most%20were%20recycled%20from%20Heat. -- Last edit: 2023-04-02 17:50:32 | |
 BMW S 1000 RR Need for Speed: Heat (2019) | Leandro wrote Wait what? The first Need For Speed game had scooters riding around. This bike only appears in the cutscenes of Heat. | |
BMW S 1000 RR Need for Speed: Heat (2019) | Leandro wrote This is, rarely, the only motorbike that appears fisically in a NFS game Don't forget that they used to have motorbikes as traffic vehicles. | |
 Buick Verano American Truck Simulator (2016) | Mathias98 wrote I agree, just simply having German origin for a Verano is a bit weird. IMCDB also has an option to add "Built in: [country name]" and "Made for: [country name]" next to the country origin, which could be useful for cases like this car - I think it would be a good idea to add these features to IGCD. That would help clear up things a bit, since there are a lot of inconsistencies on the site right now - for example some of the Opel-based Vauxhalls have British, while others have German origin. Thanks for explaining this. If it was supposed to be an Opel, or something based on it, then it would make sense to list its origin as German, but this is clearly a Buick Verano which is a US-made vehicle, being in a US based game and is sold directly in the US market, so the origin being American is more valid. The design doesn't match the Opel Astra either, so that's another catch for listing it as a German vehicle. Same reason why some sedans are incorrectly listed as hatchbacks on IGCD. | |
Buick Verano American Truck Simulator (2016) | Tuppence870 wrote That is pretty much exactly what I said about the Buick, but the Transit is a different case. The Transit has a history as a European market model dating back over 50 years, whereas it only came to the US market in 2014. Ford of Europe is based in Germany, and most EU-origin Fords are listed as German to reflect that, including most other Transits. It's worth mentioning that the location of a vehicle's manufacture is not necessarily what the origin on IGCD refers to - instead it's more about the cultural context of what country the vehicle is associated with. Still would make sense to me to name a vehicle made in a particular location and give it a different origin in another place. | |
 Nissan Silvia Need for Speed: Unbound (2022) | We had a vehicle with a similar customization theme like this one. Not sure what happened to it. | |
Buick Verano American Truck Simulator (2016) | Tuppence870 wrote I believe the reason for it being listed as German is because IMCDb views it as a rebadged Opel Astra. I'm not sure if that's an entirely correct assumption though - it does share the same platform as the Astra (as do many other vehicles like the Chevrolet Cruze & Volt), but unlike the Chinese Buick Excelle XT (which is literally an Astra with a Buick badge slapped onto it), the Verano/Excelle GT has it's own unique design. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/General_Motors_Delta_platform#Delta_II But it is still an American model that is differed from the German version. The Ford Transit in ATS is listed as a German model when it isn't. | |
Buick Verano American Truck Simulator (2016) | rayjunhwang1357x wrote You heard him. Bruise is always right. There are only 2 manufacturing plants for the first generation Verano, one located in Michigan USA, and the other in Yantai, a city in China (Where it is branded as an Excelle). The production model in the US was manufactured from 2011-2016, and was the only one sold directly in the American market: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Buick_Verano So this is an American-made vehicle and not a German one, the manufacturing plants GM own in Germany are only associated with Opels. | |
Chevrolet Cruze Gangstar: New Orleans (2017) | It resembles a Chevrolet Cruze more than any other vehicle mentioned here. | |
 Boeing 747-406M American Truck Simulator (2016) | MKA was the greatest airline that I have flown on. You guys should give it a try. | |
Need for Speed: Unbound (2022) | Does anyone think that Lakeshore could use some more additional details as some people think the map is too bland? | |
 Lucid Air Gangstar: New York (2024) | This vehicle has a closer resemblance to the Sony Afeela: www.caranddriver.com/news/a42400955/afeela-sony-honda-ev/ | |
 smart fortwo Cities: Skylines (2015) | It has the front of the second generation Smart Fortwo, but the back resembles the previous generation model, so I would remove the model year. | |
 Audi TT Need for Speed: Most Wanted (2005) | Victor_2003 wrote Looks like Audi are follow the stupid "We don't promote illegal street racing" idea from Toyota. Some automakers don't like seeing their vehicles being promoted as getaway cars. There's more reasons like the Polyphone. | |
Audi TT Need for Speed: Most Wanted (2005) | Victor_2003 wrote Appeared for last time in NFS World, after that, the developers forgot the existence of TT. Audi left the NFS franchise so it doesn't make any difference if it would be in Unbound. | |
 Need for Speed: The Run (2011) | I wonder why there were no Ferraris included in this game. It could have used a 458, Enzo, Testarossa etc. There isn’t a Viper or an Eclipse either. | |
Audi TT Need for Speed: Most Wanted (2005) | Still absent from NFS. | |
 Porsche 911 Need for Speed: The Run (2011) | Victor_2003 wrote Acura was cut? Yeah, they tried to license some Acuras if I'm not wrong, but it didn't work for EA so they resorted to a Porsche. | |
 unknown Switchcars (2016) | I would say it's a Mercedes Travego/MCI J4500. | |
 smart fortwo Road of the Dead (2010) | This also appears in a blue color at some point in the game. | |
 Chevrolet Camaro Z/28 Need for Speed: Payback (2017) | I only hope that EA finds a way to add the 6th generation Camaro into NFS soon at one point. | |
 Porsche 911 Need for Speed: The Run (2011) | Place-Holder wrote I find it more funny that instead of posting that on the entry for Jack's 911, you instead post it on an unrelated entry's page. I know. I could not bother. | |
Porsche 911 Need for Speed: The Run (2011) | Funny that there is a file of Jack's 911, which needs a mod to be playable, but is crushed once you hit something immediately. | |
 Tesla Model Y Euro Truck Simulator 2 (2012) | I wonder why we don't get such models in ATS. I'm not an ETS 2 player, but majority of the AI vehicles in American Truck Simulator are far too old/rare for US roads. The fact that they have a current generation Tesla (I hate this company, only giving out an example) while ATS still uses the oldest Model S speaks out. I don't think that SCS properly knows what traffic in America looks like, but European traffic matches more towards this game. At least add more modern/new traffic vehicles in ATS like a Traverse, Kia Soul, Fusion etc, so people don't have to resort to mods. | |
 Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution X Need for Speed: The Run (2011) | Couldn't we have gotten the older ones? | |
 Lincoln Zephyr Driver: San Francisco (2011) | Antti-san wrote Still a huge difference between making a look-a-like model and having a licensed one, with all the legalese involved. So, is this model not a look-a-like of the Lincoln but fictionalized? Yes, it is. All I know is that there are games that make vehicles that are fictional, but bear similar resemblances to the real versions. | |
Lincoln Zephyr Driver: San Francisco (2011) | Victor_2003 wrote Because its a unlicensed variant of the standard Lincoln made to be used in scenes with car destruction, since the manufacturers have rules about vehicle deformation and destruction. I don’t know, there are games that create vehicles that almost look exactly like their real variants (Example: The new vehicles in GTA 5). The damage physics are still the same. | |
Lincoln Zephyr Driver: San Francisco (2011) | I don't know why Ubisoft couldn't make this playable in the first place. It's a vehicle included in the game, so they have the right to make it drivable for the player. | |
 Porsche Carrera GT Need for Speed: The Run (2011) | Change the model year. | |
 International 9200 Need for Speed: The Run (2011) | There are two variants of this truck, one which is its own basic model and the other which has the Shell livery, like this one. | |
 Porsche 911 Need for Speed: The Run (2011) | Speedevil wrote You just replied to an 11 years old comment. Oh, I only realized that. | |
Porsche 911 Need for Speed: The Run (2011) | Ritsu Tainaka wrote Yeah... EA is becoming selfish and evil..... Not EA's problem that a vehicle included in one of their games aren't in another. |
